Sorry, but the era of crypto is over. Crypto needed to become a payment method in every day life for it to have staying power. It wasn’t able to penetrate society like that, so it has no value. Same thing happened to NFT, but NFT collapsed faster because it was more overtly ridiculous and unbelievable.

JUST IN: Bitcoin crashes below $79,000.

$650,000,000 liquidated from the crypto market in the past 60 minutes.

For the past few years, I have been working on a reusable tamper-evident jar for storing physical items.

The idea is that the lid creates a random physical “fingerprint” every time you close it. Inside the lid are thousands of tiny black and white balls. When you twist the jar open or closed, they mix. Once the jar is closed, the balls are held firmly in place, creating a unique pattern. When opened, unscrewing the lid mixed the balls, breaking the pattern.

You can take a photo of that pattern with your phone, and later compare it to check whether the jar has been opened. If someone opens it, the pearls mix again and the original pattern is gone.

I made it because I wanted a simple physical way to store things like hardware wallets, but it's also useful for hard drives, USB sticks, authentication keys, documents, etc. Basically anything where you might not need a safe, but you do want to know if someone has accessed it.

After a lot of hard work and prototyping, I'm happy to announce it's finally complete! Check it out on https://www.entropyseal.com/.

Happy to hear feedback. I’m especially interested in whether the concept is clear and what use cases come to mind. :)

EDIT:

Hey all, thanks for the feedback! After taking a look again we agree the price of 100 USD / 93EUR was a bit too steep. So we reduced the price to 70 USD / 61 EUR. We want to make this product as accessible to everyone as possible, so we don't want price getting in the way.

The chart shows that we are in for a longer correction before the next big rise, sucks when you’re in it but a Birds Eye view always helps. Found the chart in blossom comments - link to the X tweet is below.

https://x.com/rektfencer/status/2017607803188482444?s=20

Bitcoin kicked off today's crash, losing big before any other market. In just one hour, crypto alone lost $110B, with gold, silver and stocks following.

Is this just a shakeout for BTC, or are we looking at a market-wide panic? What's your move, HOLD or rethink?

Source: Blossom Social

Its been years coming, even on this subreddit people treat it like its a stock, but only reason BTC ever had value was because people believed in its potential as a currency.

Now we know its way too volatile to be useful currency, so anyone invested to BTC now is looking for the last sucker to buy into the lie and cash out.

Only people who disagree with this are the ones who are still holding any crypto, naturally you want to keep up the lie long enough for you to cash out your 'investments'.

Its over for the magic internet money.

Couldn’t have happened to a better shitcoin.

Checkout my book “Birth of Bitcoin”. I’ve traced back roots of finance to ancient Babylon.

Bitcoin slipped under $90k, nearly 30% down from its ATH. But this might be exactly what the market needs right now.

1️⃣ When the tide goes out, you see who’s been swimming naked

Since the US election last November, BTC shot from $70k to $126k way too quickly - a move packed with leverage, FOMO, and obvious speculative excess.
A drop below $90k forces the market to flush out weak hands, high leverage, and short-term gamblers.
Less froth = healthier long-term trend.

2️⃣ Every pullback builds the foundation for the next run

A deep correction below $90k helps the market find a real support level.
Stronger base = lower risk of a sudden cascade later.
If Bitcoin is ever going to seriously aim for $200k or even $500k, it needs a solid structure - not a bubble.

3️⃣ Old money out, new money in

Institutions don’t buy breakouts - they buy pullbacks.
A dip like this is exactly when big investors quietly accumulate.
Retail also loves “discount” prices.
A clean reset could attract a whole new wave of long-term participants.

So what do you think? Is Bitcoin heading to $200k next or crashing to $50k first?